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He is concerned about the environment, but not militantly so.

Over the years, his prose has become increasingly, and even militantly, simple.

The members of Camille's own family were almost militantly middle class in their values.

All of which is not likely to change the show's militantly liberal slant.

No one wanted a war although the demagogues shouted militantly.

Accepting it is an adjustment for one who has been militantly independent all her life.

"I think it is absolutely necessary now to deal massively and militantly with the economic problem."

He views it as a natural reaction to 75 years of militantly secular rule.

The church was entering one of its most militantly reactionary phases.

"No doubt," she replied militantly, "but do you know what he is doing?"

His group is militantly opposed to the peace talks.

I don't believe the "militantly Islamic state" will last.

As his life progressed, he became more militantly attached to Chinese culture and traditions.

We see a real need for Anarchists to be militantly organized."

A militantly anti-Orthodox magazine lauded him as its man of the year.

A militantly pro-Sikh party had been expected to win.

I remember a friend who returned from Europe and declared, rather militantly, that she had given up vegetarianism.

But she is militantly content with her size.

But the town is not militantly right wing.

Give the President this: He is militantly inclusive, even in disaster.

Throughout her life she was militantly unspecific about her age.

The new working class leaders of the unions are the ones most actively and militantly fighting the cuts.

The Turkmens do indeed tend to be spiritual but are by no means militantly religious.

With the black leadership in detention, the political vacuum was filled by the more militantly inclined.

Nowhere has deficit reduction been embraced more militantly than in the budget debate.